The Royall football team was eager to put its best foot forward Friday night, as it needed to win to stay in the hunt for a playoff spot. 

Keeping pace with league-leading Hillsboro was on the minds of the Royall volleyball players as they faced off with Cashton in Cashton on Thursday, Oct. 10.

The Brookwood volleyball team improved to 9–17 overall after notching a couple of wins at the Kickapoo tournament Saturday.

Wet, slippery field conditions caused some issues in Friday’s matchup between Brookwood and Royall, but in the end, the Falcons overcame their mistakes to post a 25–0 win for homecoming.

Friday night’s race at Wisconsin Dells was to be a sort of testing ground to help prepare the Brookwood cross-country teams for the high-intensity pace they’ll see at this year’s sectional in Westby.

There is just a week left in the regular season for Wisconsin high school volleyball teams, and for schools in the Scenic Bluffs, the race continues to see who will lay claim to this year’s league championship.

The Brookwood football team may have punched its ticket to the postseason with last week’s 42–6 win over New Lisbon, but that’s not all head coach Jeremy Mack expects from his team.

After Thursday’s match between rivals Royall and Hillsboro, only one could remain unbeaten in Scenic Bluffs play.

Three top-10 individual finishes among small-school runners helped the Brookwood girls’ cross country team notch another win.

Offensive woes have plagued Royall this season, but coach Ryan Olson continues to stay positive about his team’s progress as it heads into an important final stretch of the season.